Choose a PDF, pick the quality (150 DPI is best for forms) and tap Convert to JPG. One page downloads as a JPG; several pages download as a ZIP, and you can tap any page to save it alone.
Getting documents right for online forms
- Check the exact limit first. Portals state the format (PDF or JPG) and a maximum size such as 100 KB, 200 KB or 1 MB. A file even 1 KB over is rejected.
- Scan at 150–200 DPI. That is sharp enough to read and keeps files small. 600 DPI scans only make files bigger.
- Upload only the pages asked for. Remove blank or extra pages with Organise PDF before compressing.
- Password-protected PDFs (for example e-Aadhaar or bank statements) must be opened and saved without a password before most portals — and these tools — can use them.
- Name files clearly, e.g.
10th_marksheet.pdf, and open the final file once to check every page is readable.
How to pdf to jpg – convert pdf to images
- Choose the PDF.
- Pick quality and, optionally, page numbers.
- Tap Convert to JPG and download.
FAQs
The JPG is too large for my form — what next?
Use Resize image to 100 KB or the exam resizer to fit the exact pixels and KB.
Which DPI should I choose?
150 DPI gives sharp, readable pages at a reasonable size. Use 300 DPI only if you need to print.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript — your files never leave your phone or computer, so they stay private.